Couldn't see another thread yet and just saw this in the Times. York Art Gallery has teamed up with a local LGBT group and has fixed a piece of commentary by a trans man next to a painting to St Agatha. She was an early Christian martyr famously tortured by having her breasts cut off (she's often depicted holding a plate with them on like 2 breasty blancmanges). But for York, the religious ecstasy of a tortured saint is apparently like the thrill of wearing a breast binder. I don't even know where to start with this appropriation of a Christian experience and apparent approval of violent torture.
Pictures here: twitter.com/georgewoxford/status/1572566353047097345?s=21&t=hBOADtJYRvIJM4SBW-EK7Q